Anyhow, the halving will take care of some of this, the revenue will drop by 75% in 7 years so even if the price will hit 200k will be at the same levels as now, the rest will probably be solved if we stop with all those renewables that only work with subsidies and go full nuclear, constant power no matter what time of the year and of the day.
The next halving may have less impact than you think.
Currently the miners are getting about 5 BTC/hour from fees and 6(50/2
3) = 37.5 BTC/hour from the subsidy.
Assuming steady growth in transaction demand until the next halving this could easily grow to 10 BTC/hour in fees.
So at the next halving we could have 10 BTC/hour in fees and 6(50/2
4) = 18.75 BTC/hour from the subsidy, all at a higher price.
We will have to see how it all plays out...